Wry Catcher
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- #201
Trump has committed all manner of impeachable offenses – offenses that warrant his removal from office consistent with Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution.
Impeachment is a political – not legal – process; a president can be removed from office via the impeachment process absent alleged criminal wrongdoing; because he's doing a poor job as president, such as Trump.
But that will never happen.
Democrats don’t want Pence as president.
A conviction in the Republican Senate would be impossible.
And the American people would never support removing a president from office absent alleged criminal wrongdoing, as most Americans incorrectly believe that a president must have committed a crime to be impeached.
Indeed, Trump benefits from Americans’ ignorance.
I have read COTUS many times, and have taken ConLaw. No where doe it state, imply or even suggest that the President cannot be served a subpoena and be forced to testify under oath.
We are a nation of laws, if the President refuses the subpoena, we would face a Constitutional crisis. If in fact the Supreme Court decides the President is above the law, for any reason, and their decision is to not force him to testify under oath we will be known as the last free generation.
SecState refused a subpoena and destroyed evidence. What say you to that?
BTW, Mr. "ConLaw"; Who does the Justice Dept serve at the whim of?
That's right! The President. Fact.
Your faggot ass is no Constitutional scholar and you're not fooling anyone with your lies.
My guess is you had Advanced English in high school, that's about it.
First of all, your compliment of my ability to convey to others in proper English my opinions, built on factual evidence is appreciated.
Q.: "Who does the Justice Dept serve at the whim of? "That's right! The President." "Fact."
A. There is no whim; the AG and US Attorneys follow the law and the polices of their agency.
My "faggot ass"? You're a piece of shit, foul mouthed and a coward.
I never claimed to be a Scholar, Constitutional or in any other academic discipline. Though in contrast to you, I am in every matter which requires sagacious thought.